- Pricing
- From the help-centre article "Understanding Protocol Fees at Transient Labs" (https://support.transientlabs.xyz/en/articles/10697596-understanding-protocol-fees-at-transient-labs, HTTP 200, fetched 28 September 2026; "Written by Marco Peyfuss March 3, 2025"): "When collectors mint NFTs through a Mint Page—typically used for Editions or larger 1/1/X Collection drops—they're charged a 0.0009 ETH mint fee per NFT minted. This small fee is applied directly to the collector at the time of minting." and "For 1/1 listings like Buy-Now and Auction listings, a 2.5% protocol fee is applied to the sale price. This fee is charged to the creator (or seller) and deducted automatically when the transaction completes." The article frames these as the complete revenue model — "we generate revenue through two straightforward fees: the Mint Page Fee and the Auction House Fee" — and names no fee for deploying a creator contract. There is no /pricing page on the product site (https://www.transient.xyz/pricing returned HTTP 404 on 28 September 2026, as it did on 17 August 2026); this article is the only published price sheet. Contract deployment therefore appears to cost gas only, but that is inferred from the absence of a third fee rather than stated in words anywhere.Transient Labs — official pricing page ↗ · 28 September 2026
- Licences held
- Not published
- Compliance level
- partial
- Regulatory note
- Not published
- Supported chains
- ethereum, base, arbitrum, shape
- Markets served
- global
- Primary markets
- Not published
- Restricted markets
- Not published
- Operating limits
- Not published
- Availability note
- NO MARKET RESTRICTION FOUND — what is present is the standard OFAC/sanctions eligibility representation that nearly every crypto ToS carries, which applies everywhere and is not a regional footprint. From https://about.transient.xyz/terms, section XVIII 'Prohibited Persons': 'You represent and warrant that: (i) you are not located in, ordinarily reside in, or organized under the laws of any jurisdiction that is subject to a comprehensive U.S. Government embargo ("Embargoed Jurisdiction"); (ii) you and your digital wallet are not subject to any sanctions administered by an agency of the U.S. Government, any other government, or the United Nations'. Section XXXVI 'Export Laws' repeats the same standard US export/SDN language. Two adjacent items a buyer should know, neither of which names a blocked market: (a) an explicit invitation to non-US users combined with a disclaimer — 'The Service is operated by us in the United States. Those who choose to access the Service from locations outside the United States do so at their own initiative and are responsible for compliance with applicable local laws.'; and (b) a DISCRETIONARY, unnamed geo-block reservation — 'We reserve the right to restrict your access to the Site without notice based on your location, status as a Prohibited Person (as defined below), or otherwise for any suspected violation of these Terms.' and 'Transient reserves the restrict to restrict or prevent your access to the Services based on your location.' (typo verbatim in source). No country list, no VPN clause, no KYC gate. Chain coverage is the real constraint, not geography: https://docs.transientlabs.xyz/miscellaneous/supported-blockchains lists Ethereum, Sepolia, Shape, Shape Sepolia, Base, Base Sepolia, Arbitrum One, Arbitrum Sepolia. Company address of record, from ToS section XXXV: 'Transient Labs INC, 1630 30th St STE A - 400, Boulder, CO 80301'.
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